klovera


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If you have a Table which has a Column of type char or varchar or even text, and you want to change a portion of text in it for example a path. In this case you need to change the same text with new one in every records.
0 2471 posted 14 years ago by klovera
Check the version of CentOS
0 2025 posted 14 years ago by klovera
Domain ambiguous way of forcing www with htaccess
0 4187 posted 14 years ago by klovera
Shows the load of the cpu graphically in ssh (note you must install htop first)
0 1922 posted 14 years ago by klovera
List files in varying detail
0 1732 posted 14 years ago by klovera
How to run a tar archive backup excluding a directory. For example, running a website root directory backup excluding the 'backups' directory.
1 1931 posted 14 years ago by klovera
0 1717 posted 14 years ago by klovera
Kudos to http://snipplr.com/view/26670/
0 2058 posted 14 years ago by klovera
A simple but useful command. List processes running on the system.
0 1512 posted 14 years ago by klovera
Displays the # of emails in Exim queue.
0 1586 posted 15 years ago by klovera
When modifying file permissions it is sometimes necessary to go back to the drawing board and set back to the default permissions. The following command can be used via ssh and takes a couple seconds vs trying to do this via ftp file by file (which c...
0 1677 posted 15 years ago by klovera
0 1810 posted 15 years ago by klovera
-R = recursive
0 1496 posted 15 years ago by klovera
-l switch output only the names of files in which the text occurs as opposed to each line containing the text<br> -i switch ignores the case<br> -r descends into subdirectories<br> Example: grep -lir "my search string" /home/account_name/public...
0 1665 posted 15 years ago by klovera
Returns a list of the number of connections by IP.
0 2864 posted 15 years ago by klovera
// example <br> $from = '2011-1-6'; <br> $to = '2011-1-8'; <br> dateDiff($from,$to); // returns 2
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